USB 1.0

>USB 1.0
>USB 1.1
>USB 2.0
>USB 3.0
>USB 3.1 (retroactively Gen 1)
>USB 3.1 Gen 2
>USB 3.2

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USB 2.0 masterace

I have to agree

>USB 1.1-3.2 effectively have 4 pins
>Size hasn't changed
>Only colour and speed have changed
>Literally any other USB variant has grown a tumor of extra contacts, size, and port shape
How did we manage this? How did we manage to make USB type B, B mini, and 3.0 Micro have more pins and changed port shape/size yet USB A has had absolutely no changes what so ever.

Like I can understand if we did some shit different but how did everything except C and A get so fucked up in the process

the U should be removed, it's just a lie at this point

>USB A has had absolutely no changes what so ever

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funny, the connector stayed the same. just a different cable in some cases

>Mini-USB
>Micro-USB
>USB Type C
It's frightening how often online retailers get Mini and Micro confused. I refuse to take their word for it unless I see the port in a picture.

No major physical changes like the rest

USB C has been handled fucking awfully, there's so many proprietary implementations of it, like the Switch and Mac ones. Heck, even Android smartphones can have completely different wiring, one USB C to 3.5mm audio jack adapter won't work with another manufacturer's.